Vol.17.p.352

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Friday, May 28, 1926 (continued)

(1) G 7000 X (continued)
[in thin silver(?) very heavily patinated]
[ILLUSTRATION]
No. 492: Long ribbon length, 15 x 1.4 cm
No. 493: Gold strip from 2-5(?), top strip.
No. 490: (5)-(36)
The rest was left as a marker for scattered pieces to west.
No. 494: Gold ribbon, 10.1 x 2.7 cm
No. 495: Gold ribbon, 4.3 x .8 cm
No. 496: length of __(?) stuck to 494.
*B5976
Cleaned up area under 490 496 with dry brush.
No. 497: Fragment of gold leaf, L 3.2.
*A3845
Drawing of area under 491 497: floor deposit.
No. 498: (1)-(47) floor deposit (as above)

In order to expose rest of wing it was now necessary to clear up south and southwest of wing.

No. 487: (continued) (73)-(89)
After some further clearing with dry brush under 487 (73)-(89) the small mound just south of wing consists of crumbled plaster lying over several small chips of limestone.
*A3846

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